Discount retailer Dollar General (NYSE:DG) met Wall Street’s revenue expectations in Q4 CY2024, with sales up 4.5% year on year to $10.3 billion. Its GAAP profit of $0.87 per share was 42% below analysts’ consensus estimates.
From one crunch to another, markets are finding it hard to catch a break as we go from tit-for-tat trade wars one day to U.S. government shutdown fears the next. Today I'll take a look at how all of the U.S. policy uncertainty and diplomatic upheavals have sparked a conversation in global investment circles about trust and transparency in U.S. governance and how eroding that could undermine the U.S. position as the world's dominant investment destination. Today's Market Minute * President Donald Trump threatened on Wednesday to escalatea global trade war with further tariffs on European Union goods,as major U.S. trading partners said they would retaliate fortrade barriers already erected by the U.S. president.
A short seller is betting the remittance and money transferring business’ stock price will tumble.
TORONTO (Reuters) -CIBC announced on Thursday that its CEO Victor Dodig would retire in October and be replaced by Harry Culham, the head of the Canadian bank's capital markets division. Culham will serve as chief operating officer as of April 1 and take over as CEO on November 1, Canada's fifth-largest lender said. As part of CIBC's executive shakeup in September, Culham took on additional responsibility to oversee the bank's global asset management business and enterprise strategy, along with CIBC's Caribbean business.
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